And his response will be there was no illegal substitution, there was a just a player that came in and got inside the numbers and set for a full second just as the rule EXPLICITLY says he has to do to be legal. A hideout play the kid isn't inside the numbers, that's exactly why the rule says they have to come inside the numbers to not let them hideout on the sideline and so the defense sees them on the field. Everyone in the stadium can see a kid run 9+ yards onto the field! A hideout inside the numbers? Absurd. AND WRONG
Would you call it a foul if, your state supervisor believes that 9-6-4-d applies and if he told you that he wants you and everybody in the state to call it a foul?
